Eric Stoltz 'Back To The Future' Footage Might Be Released
According to the co-writer of the classic film, Bob Gale, there's a good chance more of the Eric Stoltz Back to the Future footage will be released one day.
Read MoreAccording to the co-writer of the classic film, Bob Gale, there's a good chance more of the Eric Stoltz Back to the Future footage will be released one day.
Read MoreCheck out these 11 mind-blowing never before seen behind the scenes Back to the Future photos from Back to the Future: The Ultimate Visual History.
Read MoreRobert Zemeckis has never talked much about recasting Eric Stoltz in Back to the Future. The actor was completely wrong for the movie, which Zemeckis knew.
Read MoreAmong Back to the Future fans, it's a well-known fact that Michael J. Fox wasn't the first actor cast as Marty McFly. Eric Stoltz had already shot a significant portion of the film before producers decided it wasn't working out. They fired him and went back to their first choice, Fox, who'd been unavailable due…
Read MoreRead my Frank Marshall interview where I talk to the producer about Jurassic World, Indiana Jones 5, Back to the Future, Assassin's Creed, Bourne and more.
Read MoreIt's a fairly well known bit of trivia among Back to the Future fans: When production was just getting under way, director Robert Zemeckis spent four weeks filming with Eric Stoltz in the lead before he decided the part had been miscast. He dropped Stoltz and brought on Michael J. Fox. That, of course, turned out…
Read MoreOne of the best known bits of trivia about Back to the Future is that Eric Stoltz not only almost played Marty McFly, but he actually filmed four weeks of the film as Marty before director Robert Zemeckis decided that he had been miscast. Footage of Stoltz has been under lock and key, never to…
Read MoreIf Battlestar Galactica asked the question "How would humanity survive a holocaust led by our most advanced technology?", Caprica asks "At what point does our need for progress supplant our humanity?" Even though it's set a mere 58 years before the events of the Galactica series, Caprica has a startlingly different tone. It makes sense,…
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